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Blurb:

Panoramicon is an immersive viewer for spherical panorama images (full 360×180° images in equirectangular projection).

Detail:

As per the README from github.

Example Images

If you're looking for example panoramic images to use with the app, Wikimedia Commons has a large collection of freely licensed spherical panoramas available under Creative Commons licenses. You can browse and download images from:

Spherical panoramas category - A wide collection of panoramas from various contributors

Spherical panoramics by Domob - Panoramas contributed by the app developer

Simply download any equirectangular panorama image and open it with Panoramicon to explore it in full 360° view.

NOTE: Zoom is currently restricted in Panoramicon, so downloading the full-sized images is wasteful. On Wikimedia, the second size down image, should give enough detail. 2560x1280 pixel.

CONTROLS :

Pinch = zoom, swipe = pan, gyro = mlook.

I just found Hiori. I was wishing for such an app for a long time. Finally, I can take a photo of a product and rate it such that I won't buy it in the future again.

It happens very often that I buy something again because I forget it. E.g. tofu in a carton where you can't see what's inside.

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Just found this and it's quite fun. You play 7 Breakout levels after another to collect as many coins as possible and after each level you get to select upgrades to help you collect even more coins. The upgrades also have synergies, so you can strategize with them, too.

Found this launcher last week and I've been playing with it since.

It still works with "muscle memory" but instead of placement, it's the gesture (or direction) that triggers the action. With time it can become quicker and easier, i think, than lawnchair, eblan &c or search based launchers

also on https://github.com/Elnix90/Dragon-Launcher

Search with SearXNG natively on Android.

Source: https://codeberg.org/Linerly/searxist

Best puzzle game collection out there imo! Perfect time "waster".

Contains the following 40 games: Black Box, Bridges, Cube, Dominosa, Fifteen, Filling, Flip, Flood, Galaxies, Guess, Inertia, Keen, Light Up, Loopy, Magnets, Map, Mines (Minesweeper), Mosaic, Net, Netslide, Palisade, Pattern, Pearl, Pegs (Solitaire), Range, Rectangles, Same Game, Signpost, Singles, Sixteen, Slant, Solo (Sudoku), Tents, Towers, Tracks, Twiddle, Undead, Unequal, Unruly, Untangle

If you try to find a similar app on the google play store you get apps that do this, but riddle you with data collection prompts. "Free Trial Subscriptions" and "19$ Lifetime purchase ads"

Revolt became Stoat

Cool new name, however not as easy to use in other languages.

Voice chat is stil not officialy implemented.

Self-hosting there. Apparently nothing to do for you if you had already hosted before the name change.

The Android app has unfortunately disappeared (not been updated) on F-droid.

Project 'Nulide/findmydevice' was moved to 'fmd-foss/fmd-android'. Please update any links and bookmarks that may still have the old path.

Find My Device has moved (since V0.10, V0.12 as of writing) and if you are hosting the server yourself, you might have missed that and might be locked out of the website interface.

If you have autoupdates on FDroid for your client, maybe you did not see the info.

This looks promising.

• only 2mb
• can load icon packs
• customizable text size & color
• customizable grid sizes
• widgets if you care for them (i don't use any)

I use lawnchair because of it's extreme customizability.

Most Android launchers are just forks of AOSP’s Launcher3. I wanted to try something different—building from scratch while welcoming new developers and applying solid coding principles and best practices to keep the project alive for the long run. Open-source Launcher3 forks often end up abandoned because of their complexity, making it tough for newcomers to contribute. And, not gonna lie… a lot of them are still written in Java and rely on legacy APIs.

Meanwhile, many closed-source launchers are starting to get greedy—locking features behind paywalls and sneaking in trackers. My goal is to give everyone the joy of using powerful features without compromising privacy.